Jeremy Cherfas

“It’s a world wide web out there. There’s plenty of room for everyone. And I, for one, love reading the words of others.”

Can’t disagree with that – and I love reading the words of Jeremy Keith.

The question “does @WithKnown have a future?” is cropping up increasingly frequently of late. And the “official” answer is that it most definitely does, look at all the activity on github, nothing has changed. And it’s true, there has been a lot of activity and things are moving, if you go and look. But for someone just looking in and trying to decide whether to use the software, the lack of outward facing activity must be a bit off-putting.

Or maybe it isn’t.

I have no idea.

All this was kicked back and forth on the WithKnown IRC channel yesterday, with – alas – no input (yet?) from the developers.

I’m going to continue trying to understand Known because right now it seems to me the best place to continue pursuing #indieweb ideals.

I may have invented the web, but all of you have helped to create what it is today. All the blogs, posts, tweets, photos, videos, applications, web pages and more represent the contributions of millions of you around the world building our online community.

Tim Berners Lee

@AubreyNPRFood There’s still life and liberty … No, wait.

There’s still life and liberty … No, wait.

@nicolakidsbooks that accounts for the very relaxed line. I hope.

Don’t disagree with anything he says, and had not myself fully appreciated that there could have been more on sub-Saharan Africa. No doubt someone is already working on that.

Right, and I’m using a multi-CMS approach in a similar, though not as complex manner. @raretrack

Pure voodoo. What did not work a couple of days ago works today. Exactly the same! So, Kudos to @dg01d and his plugin to syndicate from @withknown to pnut.

I wonder whether Brid.gy can talk to pnut.